West Ada School District removing 10 books from library shelves
The district told librarians the books, "don't align with the West Ada School District program philosophy or the selection criteria of learning resources."
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The district told librarians the books, "don't align with the West Ada School District program philosophy or the selection criteria of learning resources."
Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield said the supplemental program “takes pressure off our teachers as they go out to find ways to fill in gaps in their own lessons.”
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At first, it seemed like all Idaho teachers would be getting a $6,359 raise next school year. That’s the amount legislators set aside for teacher raises, ringing up to a total of $145 million. Politicians from senators to the state superintendent touted the raises, and they urged district leaders to pass the funds directly to […]
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